Customers who opt for the Nappa Pack get 16 speakers. Speaking of which, there are a few upgrade packages available. The Plus Pack tacks on comfort and technology upgrades, and the Plus Pro Pack contributes color-coded body accents, an electrochromic glass roof, and additional interior illumination. The Nappa Pack, which can be selected in addition to the Plus Pack, has Nappa leather upholstery massaging seats and Nappa leather upholstery with ventilation, and additional headrest speakers for the front seats.
What particularly draws our attention is the Performance Pack for the long-range, dual-motor version only. How so? 22-inch wheels, 4-piston Brembo brakes, a Polestar Engineered chassis tuning, and gold details for the brakes, seat belts, and valve caps are all included. The Polestar 4 will enter series production this November in China and will go on sale there first.
North American market details will be announced in 2024, and will arrive on these shores the same year. Polestar provided an indicative starting pricing of $60,000. We’ll hopefully more details soon regarding final pricing and an order start date.
